A court hears that Gemma Martin allegedly prepared a “wish list” for a divorce before she is said to have been strangled by her husband, property developer Paul Pressland, in their Sandbanks home. The reporting says the alleged document was created after their marriage began to break down in 2024.
According to the accounts, Martin listed assets and spending expectations including a £1 million home, a stated £60,000 annual income, and a £35,000 Range Rover. The home in which the killing allegedly occurred is described as a £3 million property. The outlets do not provide competing details in the materials provided, but they frame the same claims around the alleged divorce planning and the circumstances leading up to the death.
While the specific figures and wording are presented as evidence discussed in court, the reporting provided focuses mainly on the alleged “wish list” content rather than offering broader case outcomes or full context of the prosecution and defense positions.
